in Santa Marta/Colombia, an international conference discussed how to phase out fossil fuels. In the #WWEApodcast, @stefangsaenger.bsky.social talked with Stephan Singer from CAN International: can the conference contribute to achieve 100% renewable energy globally? wwindea.org/WWEApodcast27

What is going on in the United States and does wind power have a future under the current administration? Michael Barnard sheds some light on this question in the latest episode of the #WWEApodcast talking to @stefangsaenger.bsky.social wwindea.org/WWEApodcast26

Check the recordings of the #WWEAwebinar „Wind power around the world“ 👉🏻 🎥 wwindea.org/wind-power-w...

Andriy Konechenkov, Ukrainian Wind Energy Association: The consequences of the Chernobyl disaster are still felt today. Resilience and energy security are no longer merely matters of convenience; they have become essential for survival. Renewable energy sources provide distributed resilience.

The recordings of the #WWEAwebinar #WindPower Around the World with speakers from Australia, China, India, Germany, Sweden, United Kingdom, Spain, Turkey, United States & Canada, Brazil: youtu.be/60ladqA9ZlE

we invite you to our annual #WWEAwebinar #windpower around the world. Speakers from the major wind markets will present the latest developments in their countries. You will find the current status of the program and the registration link here: wwindea.org/wind-power-w...

Irfan Mirza⁩ and @stefangsaenger.bsky.social analysed in the latest #WWEApodcast episode the global #windpower trends, what are the most promising markets and how can we reach globally 10 million MW wwindea.org/WWEApodcast25

A very exciting opportunity, not just for unserved areas but also to make power supply more resilient: mini grids can provide power to local communities. Mini grids with #smallwind are even more economic and more reliable. The recordings of the WWEAwebinar: youtu.be/QoOxbJCHk6E

WWEA Annual Report Highlights: •⁠ ⁠Global #windpower capacity exceeds 1’346 Gigawatt •⁠ ⁠169 Gigawatt added in 2025, 35% more than 2024 •⁠ ⁠China installs 130 Gigawatt, 77% of global market •⁠ ⁠World to target by 2050 octuplication to 10’000’000 MW, covering 40% of demand wwindea.org/WPR2025